Find out the real reason for your writing

I started writing half a year ago.

At that time, I just knew that there were many reasons for writing.

Some celebrities kept promoting people to think, to do self-examination, to rethink profoundly, to output.

Well, since I didn't have a better way, I followed the mainstream view.

So I wrote alone and I wrote alone and I wrote alone until I received an affirmation from one reader.

Then we communicated a lot.

Then we encouraged each other a lot.

Then we started to rethink our reasons for writing.

Is writing a tool? Or is it a destination？

We kept thinking about it.

There is such words:

My life has been a trade-off.
If I wanted to reach the goals I set for myself, I had to get at it and stay at it everyday.
I had to think about it all the time.
I had to get up everyday with my mind set on improving something.
I was driven by a desire to always be on the top of the heap.

So we kept thinking, writing, communicating.

Then we reached our points.

Here are my reasons:

1. To witness my growth.

To record, to rethink what I’ve done for the points of my growth.

To find out the ways to draw parallels from inference.

2. To solve my problems and my anxieties.

Anxiety can be relieved if the text is recorded, with clear cognition and method.

Otherwise, anxiety will continue to ferment in the brain and will spread to other fields.

Take child breeding for example, it's a very important part of my life. If I can't do it well, I'll feel guilty, I'll blame myself for not being a good mother. The negative mood will spread to all aspects of my daily life.

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What's your reasons for writing?

Does the time come for you to find out the desire of your heart?

Whatever your answer is, just keep moving.

You, and me.